Cheap bread machines

In recent years I've only used my Panasonic bread machine for mixing dough, which I then take out and bake in the oven. I've known for some time the pan needed replacing because it's not really non-stick any more, but now the dough doesn't seem to be getting mixed very while either and it's not producing very good dough. I'm not inclined to repair the machine because the spare parts are so expensive that you can actually buy a cheap bread machine for less than the cost of the pan alone, let alone whatever is causing the problems with mixing.

So I need to buy another bread machine. Given I only want it to mix the dough, I see no point in paying a lot so it'll be one of the cheapies on the market. I'd also like it to have a much smaller footprint than the Panasonic, which does take up an awful lot of space. I would, however, like it to be smart enough to mix the different types of dough so I can still make dough for French, wholewheat or white bread as well as pizzas, that kind of thing. I'm not interested in buying one of the mixer machines with a dough hook because from what I've heard they don't last long unless you spend quite a lot.

So anybody have any recommendations, warnings, etc., on any of the cheap bread machines on the market?

Ive had a Morphy Richards one for many years now. Its a great machine.
I do a half and half loaf and basic white twice a week in it, perfect every time.
But often a few times a week just use dough mix and make french baguette, cottage loaves, rolls, sesame seeded loaves, nann, pitta.
Also hot cross buns, malt loaves, tea loves.
Its not really a lot cheaper than the Panasonic to buy though.

I know someone who bough the Cookworks one from Argos when their Panny broke, and they have been well pleased with it and only £37.99.
They do similar to me both basic breads in the machine and dough to make other breads and loaves.
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/9097966.htm